Kerala Wildlife Board Reconstitution Draws Criticism Over Nominee Choices
Kerala’s reconstituted State Board for Wildlife has come under scrutiny after environmental activists questioned the suitability of some nominees, arguing that the panel should be populated by people with a clearer record of wildlife conservation. The board, chaired by the Chief Minister and vice-chaired by the Forest Minister, also includes three legislators, intensifying debate over whether the body will function as a conservation forum or a politically weighted advisory panel.
